A marker and nib assembly that allows for multiple uses before needing to replace the nib. The present invention comprises a nib, a marker body, a marker neck, and a pin. The nib further comprises a plurality of holes allowing the nib to be adjusted and reused multiple times. When the nib is worn out, it can be raised to align with the next hole, and the excess material can be cut off.

A marker and nib assembly that allows for multiple uses before needing to replace the nib. The present invention comprises a nib, a marker body, a marker neck, and a pin. The nib further comprises a plurality of holes allowing the nib to be adjusted and reused multiple times. When the nib is worn out, it can be raised to align with the next hole, and the excess material can be cut off.

The present technology relates to a writing instrument such as a pen or stylus, that is capable of writing contemporaneously in different characteristics, such as color and visual appearancethat is, without the need to switch out different cartridges to write in different characteristics; as well as to a writing instrument having multiple nibs, where the multiple nibs can be used to write on a substrate contemporaneously. A writing instrument herein can be configured to write at a substantially perpendicular angle to the substrate, or slightly angled for ease of a user's hand position. A writing instrument that encompasses both electronic and manual (ink) features is also contemplated.

The present technology relates to a writing instrument such as a pen or stylus, that is capable of writing contemporaneously in different characteristics, such as color and visual appearancethat is, without the need to switch out different cartridges to write in different characteristics; as well as to a writing instrument having multiple nibs, where the multiple nibs can be used to write on a substrate contemporaneously. A writing instrument herein can be configured to write at a substantially perpendicular angle to the substrate, or slightly angled for ease of a user's hand position. A writing instrument that encompasses both electronic and manual (ink) features is also contemplated.